Nippon India ETF Nifty BeES
Price
₹275.72
YTD
+6.80%
Expense
0.04%
Yield
1.20%
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Best India ETFs 2026
The best India ETFs for investing in the world's fastest-growing major economy. NSE-listed Nifty 50 ETFs, US-listed INDA, and sectoral ETFs compared.
Best India ETFs for 2026
India is the world's fastest-growing major economy with a rapidly expanding middle class, digital transformation, and massive infrastructure spending. These ETFs cover both NSE-listed Indian funds and US-listed options.
NSE-Listed — For Indian Investors
NIFTYBEES (0.04% TER, ₹45,000 Cr AUM) and SETFNIF50 (0.07% TER, India's largest by AUM via EPFO) are the top Nifty 50 trackers. BANKBEES, ITBEES, and CPSEETF provide sector-specific exposure.
US-Listed — For Global Investors
INDA (iShares, $5.8B AUM) and INDY (iShares India 50) provide USD-denominated access to Indian markets for investors outside India.
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SBI ETF Nifty 50
Price
₹260.50
YTD
+6.50%
Expense
0.07%
Yield
1.15%
iShares MSCI India ETF
Price
₹49.53
YTD
+10.52%
Expense
0.64%
Yield
0.85%
iShares India 50 ETF
Price
₹43.58
YTD
+9.80%
Expense
0.89%
Yield
0.65%
Nippon India ETF Bank BeES
Price
₹595.86
YTD
+5.50%
Expense
0.18%
Yield
0.80%
Nippon India ETF IT BeES
Price
₹34.53
YTD
-2.50%
Expense
0.18%
Yield
2.10%
Nippon India ETF CPSE
Price
₹92.63
YTD
+8.50%
Expense
0.07%
Yield
3.50%
Motilal Oswal Nifty 200 Momentum 30 ETF
Price
₹253.52
YTD
+9.20%
Expense
0.22%
Yield
0.30%
Frequently asked questions
What is the best India ETF?
INDA (iShares MSCI India) is the most popular US-listed India ETF with deep liquidity. FLIN (Franklin FTSE India) offers lower fees. PIN (Invesco India) tracks the broader Indus India Index. INDA is the most liquid choice for most investors.
Is India a good investment for 2026?
India offers compelling long-term growth with a young population, rising middle class, and 6%+ GDP growth. Valuations are elevated compared to other emerging markets, but the quality of growth justifies some premium. Best approached with a 5-10 year horizon.
How much of my portfolio should be in India ETFs?
3-8% for investors bullish on India. India represents about 15-18% of emerging market ETFs, so a broad EM ETF already provides some exposure. Dedicated India ETFs allow you to overweight this high-growth market.
What are the risks of investing in India ETFs?
Key risks include currency depreciation (rupee vs. dollar), regulatory changes, high valuations, dependence on foreign capital flows, and geopolitical tensions. India ETFs also carry higher expense ratios (0.19-0.79%) compared to US index ETFs.
Does India pay dividends?
India ETFs typically yield 1-2%, lower than US dividend ETFs because Indian companies reinvest more profits for growth. The investment case for India is primarily capital appreciation driven by economic growth, not dividend income.